You may have noticed that I am partial to architectural of cityscape images. I believe this to be an important part to document the development of our cities. Nothing stands still and that applies especially to our modern cities. Buildings are being torn down at an alarming rate to make way for more modern office space (I don't know who is supposed to rent all this space now available though). It seems to me that they should build less office space and more appartments for people to live in. I can't speak for the rest of the world but here in Germany, living space in cities has become a very rare comodity, driving up the prices so that the normal person is unable to pay the rent.
This image was taken at around a 100mm focal length. I needed to test the lens throughout the entire focal range. Normally all lenses have a weak spot but I'm still trying to find it on the 45-150 f4-5.6 lens. What amazes me most is the price of this lens with online prices in Germany being around €220 at the time this post comes online. That really is astounding because the quality is really good. The lens also incorporated Panasonics OIS (Optical Image Stabalisation) system as the Panasonic cameras don't have in-body stabilisation which really does work.
Again the image was converted in Nik SFX2.
